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BLEW GREAT GUNS.
Wlnd storm at Louisvilie-Ono Bons Sinks
'mr and Another Smashed.

Wind Storm at Louisville Boat Sinh.
'wr and Another Smashed.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Fob. 26.-Early satur.
day evening the wind commenced to blow
here heavily, coming from the north.
west. It continued to blow a per.
feet hurricane at intervals until six
o'clock this evening. Many Academia are
reported: The etern wheel steamer Rein.
deer, lying at the city wharf, was 80
roughly treated by the waves that she
sprang leak audsunk in four feet OF water.
Alter the Reindeer had settled upon the
bottom, much larger boat, the Hibernis.
which was towed to the wharfa few Yards
above was seized by whirlwind. Her
three large cables were snapped asunder
like 80 much twine and she
Vas cast against the sunken vessel.
The latter was badly smashed and the
Hibernia returned to her moorinp with
q side slowed in. The river is raising al a
the rate Of two inches an hour, and Il the
heavy rains Of last week continue
much euaering will follow. The
water has already reached many
houses. The hurricane to-day also
in about lao feet of the western
wall OF the Southern Exposition building,
the damage being about $1,000.
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Probably No Extrn SeanIOn.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 27.-During
the days and nights Of the fraction Of a
week remaining to the present session Of
Congress, the Senate will give instant at.
tentlon to conference reports and general
appropriation bills whenever any Of them
shall make their appearance, and every
effort will be put forth to finish
the necessary legislation before next
Friday noon. Members Of the Appropria.
tion Committee, upon whom the hardest
work devolves, orc divided in opinion re.
specting their ability and that OF the Sen.
ate to credibly accomplish all that is OK
pected, but the majority hope that, bar.
ring accidents and wilful acts Of obstruc.
ton, it may still be found possible to
avoid the necessity for called session OF
the Fiitieth Congress. lTGg :
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@ WASHINGTON, 3. G., Feb. ga work.
ing model Of torpedo boat Of novel de.
aisn waa exhibited to the members Of the
Houee Naval Committee Yesterday by the
inventor, Geaeral Bsrdsn. The boat is
intended to do effective service in cases
where other forms OF torpedoes have fail.
ed; that is, where the craft attacked is
protected by net work OF chains suspend-
cd beyond the hull by spara. Tho model
i thasof yesasl l50 feet in length, 20
feet IN breadth and 1G feet III depth, and
intended to attain npeed of24 G.lO knots
All hour. a feature Of this Graf! consists
OF a pair Of brass tubes arranged vertically
on the sides and opening downwards, ca
pable OF firing topedoes containing 200
pounds OF dynamise or other high explo-
siycs. 7z9 -
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THE EARTHQUAKE.
HE nEARrREND1Na DETAILS
of tho Disnstor-MaJ Jority OF tho Victims Mt
Dinne-Marino Killed by tho Second
acknowledgement Pouring into Cannes.
H0 No Moro Disturbances Feared,

ROME, Feb. 27.-Heartrending details OF
the disasters caused by the earthquake
continue to arrive. The survivors at
Dlano.Msrino say that a majority Of the
victims wero killed by the second ahock,
tho people having returned to their
houses to procure clothing. Bodies
wrapped IN shrouds lie in the middle Of
the streets. .r N
PARIS, Feb. 27.-Cannes has resumed
Its usual appearance. Tho town has a
thousand more inhabitants than 1t had
before tho earthquake, and refugees arc
still arriving. The Mayor Of the town an
nounces on tho authority OF scientists that
there will be no recurrence OF the shocks.
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RoMR, Feb. 2G.-Cardinal Jacobini, who
suffered relapse on Thursday, was criti-
cally i'll all day yesterday, and expired this
morning. His Holiness spent half an
hour with the patient yesterday after.
noon, and afterward the sacraments Of the
church were Administered. His condition
grew steadily worae, bis suHerinss at
times being intense, until death came to
relieve him. Cardinala Simeoni and How
srd m announced tho sad event to Cardinal
The American patriarch dined with
Cardinal Gibbons to-day. He is perfect.
ing measures to end the great American
schism, and has thus far met with the
most gratifying nuccess, whole villages re.
turning to the Catholic church. :, :,
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New YoRK, Fob. 26.-Tho coopsrs'
strike, which has been in progress for two
wceka, assumed greater proportions to.
day. The general strike Of all the coopers
in the union, which was contemplated for
last Monday, did not go into effect until
to-day, because settlement was expect
ed. The negotiations were broken of, aud
tho fight will probably bo bitter one to
tho end. ~ Z. g.
Fully 1000 men arc now ont. Those in
clude coopers Of New York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City. a meeting OF delegates from
all the branches Of tho union was held to.
day, aud q system Of picketing and gem
oral warfare was decided upon. at to-
morrow's meeting OF the Central Labor
Union resolutions will probably be adopt
cd endorsing the strike.
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FACT AND FICTION.
Mr.. Dcpow Gives Governor nill Rolana for

Mr.. Depow Gives Governor Hill n Roland for
F n Ills Oliver. 4i,s .-
New YORK, Feb. 26.-President Ohaun-
cey N. Depew, at the social rdunion of the
Yale Alumni, in Delmonico's, Inst night,
and before the collation., tackled Governor
Hill for the remark Governor Hill made
about him at the dinner Of the Young
Democrats OF Brooklyn. Governor Hill
said that Mr.. Depew ""always makes a
good speech on alter-dinner occasions,
where accuracy Of statement does not
aeem to be essential, and where the audi
ence is supposed to be in that condition
when they are not very discriminating"
Mr.. Depew told the alumni that he had
been up town to the Psi Epsilon dinner
few moments, but that that did not count.
Then he said: "This association has been
highly honorod by its President having
been decorated at the Democratic BANQUET
In Brooklyn night before last by the Gov.
ernor OF this State. te,55 f5. :.
Governor Hill was as conspicuous by
his presence as Mayor Hswitt's letter BY
Its Absence. The Governor is the ablest
and most acute Of the Democratic leaders
in the country, and quick to see the
secrets Of success. Ho said I was moat
effective In the fields where accuracy OF
statement yielded to imagination, and the
facts Of history became hopelessly
mingled with fiction, and then proceeded
to make tho best and most effective speech
OF bis lilo upon this model. In these days
OF dull and stagnant politics II the Gov
ernor has 60 tired the fancy and stirred
the sentiments Of his party that he carries
OF the nomination in the next National
Convention Of his party, it will bs because
no depended 80 largely upon his imagina-
ton for his statements, and so decorated
the facts OF history as to present the most
picturesque political fiction OF the year.
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BgllnIra.

There is to be much moving on April |.
Word from Rev. N. s. Hoey is that he is
getting we'll. a:.l Z ~ =
The market house property will be sold
ncxt month. 5Ngi - 80
Tho ", CT. U. is gaining in members
5y the temperance revival. 7.1.
Several will 20 from here to Washington
City on B. q 0. excursion. 5
Mrs. II. G. Wilson is dangerously sick
at har home in the Fourth ward. ! 80
Vernando Kirk was made a local
preacher yesterday by the A. NJ. E. church.
Gravel Hill people are enjoying their
many squares Of sidewalks these muddy
times. f@ YIN v : ~ "NS'>'''lH
The Rarnesville teachers will visit the
schools here to-day. Miss Mary Powell.
o. their number, opent Sunday with rela.
tives here. 81 s.I',ss2 j. -
Some OF the alleys here are in better
condition for hauling than the etreets.
The coil here cannot be made into oood
roads without paving.
The school entertainment to be piyen
on March 10 aud II, is to buy reading
matter for the primary schools and a )
piano for the high school. -.
The new brick dwelling Of Dubois and
Mccoy. OIL Noble street is al1noet COM
pleted in spite Of unusual obstacles coming
from workmen and tho weather. = -
The Ohio Valley Railroad on SATURDAY.
secured IN injunction restraining the r.
q. d q. Railway from removing arv tracka
Of the 0. ", and front allowing any other
railroad 70 use the creek bridge. '7 I's
Tho new ferry boat; Jessie Berger. that
has been lying at the foot Of Central
avenue while being inspected, has been
visited by many. She is the Gnest look.
Ing ferry boat ever owned on this part OF
the river. te9 Mo- = -
There was no preaching at the Firet
Presbyterian church yesterday aad large
part OF tho congregation helped to swell
tho large audience that listened to thu
farewell sermon Of Dr.. Brown, at the
Second church. u l. - " : ! ~ -
Msjor Camp made special address to
railroad men yesterday on "The Main
Lima and Side Tracks,, The meeting was
held in the Elysian theatre, which was
crowded. Mrs. Camp did not get here in
time for any singing at the Saturday even.
ing meeting. :%.1 5itt{llll5 5lll5 55 II
The case Of J. 7. Kelly against the Col.
umbia Club comes up In Common pIeas
Court Friday: This is case for damage
done in dancing and annoying Mr.. Kelly
and family who occupied rooms under the
club rooms. This week the case Of the
Rose, Roaa Hill Cemetery against William
ollver ior obstructing the entrance to the
cemetery by fencing in what he claimed
to be his property, will also be heard in
There arc many new faces in the Bel.
laire nail factory. Quite a number Of
nailers have come from Wheeling and
have brought their families. It is easy to
count up a good many citizens who have
lett Bellaire in tho last few months and
whose departure Is regretted, but It 10 easy
to zoe that Bellaire's population is gaining
IN spite OF all the removals. II the town
had few more industries to Keep hero
tho surplus labor, and energy, the city
would have boom. - -
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Tho Board Of Pardons Of Pennsylvania
has decided to sit on March Is, and re-.
hear tho applications for pardon Of the
Washington county miners convicted of
conspiracy and riot. The Washington
Reporter ssys: II the pardon is asked for
on the ground that these men and their
ismlI,es are suffering, and the majesty of
the 10" has been sufficiently vindicated,
then there will probably be no objection
to the pardon beiog granted-but ii asked
on the ground that they were not guilty,
and that they were unjustly and unprop.
erly convicted, then the most strenuous
objeetiona should be made. We hope the
pardon will be asked for on proper
grounds end that it will be granted. -
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TIE WEST VIRGINIA CASE,


Doubts Expressed us to Governor Wilson's
Right to Appoint n Senator.
Special Dtpatch TO the 1nttlligeacer.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. ga num-
Der Of eminent lawyers in Washington
have expressed the opinion that under the
circumstances Governor Wilson has not
power to appoint Senator Camden's sue
cessor. Among those holding this posi-
ton arc Senators Edmunds and Ingalls,,
Judge Hoge, Colonel Wilson and othera.
An able constitutional lawyer, who has
been looking the matter up for several
days, said to your correspondent this eyeu-
ing that tho Governor CLEARLY has not the
power to appoint. The language Of the
constitution Is to the effect that when a
vacancy happens during the recess of the
Legislature, through resignation or other
wise, the Governor shall fill the place
temporarily. The meaning Of the form
"otherwise" Is variously construed. In
the case Of expiration OF fixed term the
occurrence OF such vacancy Is not within
the meaning OF the constitution. The va.
cancy does not happen but the fixed term
expires absolutely under the Constitution.
The term .otherwise" is held to mean
that the cause OF the vacancy contem-
plated shall be concurrent with the cause
named, resignation, death, impesch-
mpnt or disability. In case OF the expira-
ton OF q constitutional term only the Ley
islature has tho power to appoint or name
the successor. This body failing to elect
1t is hold that tho oi1ics must remain va
cant. Several precedents are cited, all OF
which confirm this view. In the case OF
Blair, Of New Hampshire, the Senator
Was admitted, but Senator Hoar and 9th.
ers said the case must not be regarded as
precedent. On account Of certain polit-
ical exigenciea involved they voted re-.
luctautly to seat Mr.. Blair, holding that
the Governor had not the constitutional
right to appoint. Z is Z, Z; l!'z,55
IA case from Delaware in. 1903, exactly
similar to the West Virginia case, occur
red, and the Senate refused to admit the
Governors appointoe. q Z
Senator kenna Is Of tho opinion that
Governor Wilson has the power to ep-
point, but admits that he has not exam.
ined into the matter thoroughly yet.
James NJ. Mason Is hero consulting au.
thorities, and expresses himself as beinc
yet in doubt about the matter. !. he eays
he will not leave ths city until he ia thor
oughly convers2nt on the subject. He
hopes the Governor will not appoint un,
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Their business Booming.

Probably no ono thing has caused such q
general revival Of trade at Logan & Co.'s
drug store as their giving away 10 their cua.
TONERS Of so many fies tria, bottles oi Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that ii
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and oil throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test 1t before buying by
getting q trial bottle free, large size ST.
Every bottle warranted. ~! -; =;
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EWS IN BRIEF.

Bonner says Maud s. is not for saie-not
even at 100000. I5 s.E,If'i;s ~ y
Henry Miller, farmer at Fort Wayne,
Ind, sucided with trough on rats"
An earthquake, with more noise than
quake, disturbed South Carolina and
de'Esla a. 5 o'clock Saturday morning.
Gilbert Smith and one shumaker, farm
en, were killed vt North Robinson, o., by
eelug struck by passenger train. n
Tls Belfast Spider" and Arnold Rand
IIo1ght with hard gloves at Boston, Rand
Dang knocked senseless in the second
'ouud. 5s5{t 5sIsf u &
The Hon. Mr.. Thornburn, Premier OF
NsTloundland, has sailed for England to.
su'ge the British Government to approve
The bait bill. 5Iial 3 ;.s.s9
Mrs. Cart and her two children, resid-
,Mas at Holbrook, Ariz., while driving in
@e country were overtaken by blizzard
sad !tozen to death. ..9I
me stove mouldCrs all over the coun-
w demand tho same wages they received
He' p ~, . the cut Q! May, 1854, and threaten
snafiSe IL their demands are not acceded
'olu ten days. N
s'me twenty Hungarians who went
south from Ohio to get work, failed and
NJ aow in destitute condition trying to
Ws'6aome. Twenty more were lett behind
NUha,.anooga. siS-5 s@ a5.3. "a K
me clothing cutters OF the United States
.,';s. sa;s osen recently forming a national as.
sSaslon. The bylaws aud constitution
~ now submitted to the local organiza.
0ea', and will 90 into effect on April In
T. The Nsam barge Cumberland, one Of the
IsSest o. the lakes, owned by ]. Gilchrist,
W., sa'mltlion, O., sunk at a wharf st De-
Sa!, She had On board seventy thou
PARTIES. @''f' - 9ES.Is7f' g. s
VIM; L. English, aon Of Hon. " m. H.
,NSas''sh, NY Of Indians, was arrested on board
r., ~ EIu'sa, when about to start Tor
I1uussope, on IN order sued out by Mrs.
%syy %Srsy a. Case, to compel him to furnish
b,ssu b,au los hia appearance to answer for
''sa:h Of promiss. ,.IsI a
VIZ ~ bays were killed on the Lohigh
,tssy tsaey road near Easson, Pa. Thoy had
aS2ped oil Que track to avoid a coal traia
ssn,,s S Sete atruck by an unexpected pas.
'T,sf train. Their Esmes we're Walter
joSsrSa, Walter Heath, Walter Pearce,
~ sscSieeg, Charles Boustein md Mann.
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WouLDN'r It bs odd il the Legislature,
a. tho extra session, wero to elect Mr..
Camden al.or all? And wouldn't 1t be
interesting il in view Of that probability
Governor Wilson were to refrain from
calling an extra session? And then
wouIdn'. it bo entertaining to see how
the State would get along without money !?
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Tus gchool book investigation was worse

Tns school book investigation was worse
than u farce. II there was anything to
investigate the author Of tho investigation
ought to have followed the thing up and
10 the end. II thers was nothing wrong,
as aeens to be tho casa, tho investigation
Wis wrong 10 the publishers and waste
Of time. Morris tho mercurial, who
boyned this farce, admitted that he didn't
wan. anything done abont it and would
hsv, nothing to do with it. That kind OF
legislative ability is dear ut two cents a
b1ecl, q dozen in a bunch.
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A FAREWELL FEAST

Senator Camden gave IN elegant din.
nor to about forty ladies and gentlemen at
the Hotel Rutfner last evening. Tho
feaat wss done up In Mr.. McGlonigal's
best style, and the guests were mostly
members and their wives. It Is suggested
that retiring politicians do not often Give
auch spreads to their friends. l see no
reason, to suppose that Senator Camden ia
done with West Virginia politics. He cer.
tainly bore hlmseli with manly iortitude
through the recent severe contest, and Ia
as cheerful under tho present circum.
stances as whom his sanguine hopes
were highest, early In the ses.
sion. He realizes, evidently, what
neearly everybody has realized by
this time, that the 1NTELL,aEScER's "Go.
Ing to Go" article settled him. Since the
day that appeared in print he has been
without reasonable ground Of hope.
Nearly oil the members and visitors
have, departed, and you batter believe
Charleston is q dull winter resort.
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ThE lawyers In Washington are settling
tho question OF tho succession to Senator
C,mien-and settling 1t in sundry differ.
ent ways. After. waiting go long we can
walt a little longer to SEQ. y, -.
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ASextra session Of the Legislature will
COS. $1,000 for mileage and $500 a day be-
aides. A session Of ten days would strike
the people for $1,000. The people are
supposed to enjoy this eort Of thing.
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II Mr.. Camden ever goes into another
mill Of the same kind he will probably not
have so many rctainera about him. Some
times man reaches middle lie before he
cuts his eye.teeth. @
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BIG AMY AS a business.
Young Man Who Makes Living by Robblug
and DESERVING Ono Wifc After Another.

Young Mnn Who Mnkcs n Living by IL Roblinp
and DESERVING Ono Wifo After Another,
y P1TTsnuRdH, Pa, Feb. o6.-Seyeral
months ago a jewelry agent named Ernest
Goodman, married young Jewees living
in this city, and few days alter deserted
her, taking with him about 5000 Of her
money and some articles Of jewelry. One
day last week 1t was learned that Goodman
had been arrested IN Baltimore on a sim.
liar charge OF deserting a girl he had mar.
ried there, and the Pittsburgh wife left
Immediately for the Monumental City 10
enter suit against him for desertion, a :,
To-day Chief of Police Blsckmore rs.
ceived a letter from lady, living at lO2
Allen street, New YORK City, who also
claims to be Goodnans wife. She saws
that he left her a year ago, aud that he
took considerable money and gold
watch when he deserted her. From all
that can bo learned the New York vile ia
No. /. if7fiT
" After leaving his Pittsburgh vito, he
went to Cincinnati under an assnmed
name. He was engaged to lady there.
and in trying to escape with some Of her
money was arrested. rs ig !: si'iH
9 The detectives here notified the Cincin.
natl authorities to hold Goodman, but he.
fore the message was received he had act
tied his troublo and been released. Z Thia
waa four monthR ago. Ho now turna up
in Baltimore, working the same game. The
Pittsburgh vile says that ehe understands
he also has vile In PHILADELPHIA. T'I5'.' :
The police authorities here ara NJ tha
opinion that Goodman makes a living
through numerous matrimonial sllisucesH.
He is smooth talker, rather good.lookinp,
and appears to have been wonderfully sue.
cessful in his plans. I'15'' ~ .
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SnvO

the seh children; They ..ro especially liable
70: 70 sudden Colds. Coughs, Group, Whoop-
E.s G9ugn:: ,eto. We guarantee Ackers'
+ tshe!isGI Remedy positive cure. 1tsaves
..ouru Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo-
gan l. Go. and Q. Meukemelier.
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Of thanks for tho spsaker's uniform cour.
teBy and fairneuu. To both testimonIals
he responded flttingly and fccllngly.
In the Senate tho same sort OF rosolu-
ton was passed: President Price respond.
cd In a peculiarly fclicltous speech.
Clerk Alderson, OF tho Senate, was pre-.
gented by the Committee Clerks with an
elegant swinging water pitcher Of silver,
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OsE Of Mr.. Camden's Washington
friends figures out that the fatal Thirteen
knocked him out. Our Warrington dis
patches tell the story in an interesting
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Ghp qnteuilq(fl1l1rl,cjee5r';::. ii 1l,je5';.
oalrca No,. ao and II Fourteenth street.
"Golxd TO Go" got 'em, didn't It?
And how It did stir up the animals2

COl. LUCAS will be appointed Senator
nothing IN this uncertain world is more
certain. How long ho will hold the seat
IA another question. 2 Ha#.ls
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The President has vetoed the bill for a
Government building at Portsmouth, o. h
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What are tho matters in addition to tho
appropriation bills which Gov. Wilson
will specify in his call he refuses to say. I
hear It suggested that it may be the mat
ter OF the West Virginia Deferred Certih.
cates, a proposition touching which was
recently submitted to the Legislature by
Messrs. Maben and Jemison. Gov. Lee,
Of Virginia, has called special session Of
the Virginia Legislature, 10 conaider mat
tors connected with the State debt.
Probably, however, the matters Gov.
ter. He will transmit q message when the
body meets, giving his views and recon-.
mendations on all the matters touched III
his call. II i,'554i
In the plosing hours Of tho legislative
eession tho Committee Clerks Of tho
House presented Speaker Rowan with one
OF tho large groups of portraits 81 the
members. The House passed resolution